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Thanks for all the good info! Hopefully i can find some good information on everything

I am having to write a paper and need some ideas for this paper in my Integrated pest management class. The paper has to be on some type of disease, pest, or pathogen. i was thinking about doing something on things that oak trees in the south east since i am located in the upstate of South...

So around around South Carolina i should be okay with pole gaffs

Ive never used them but i was interest in trying them out. Looks like it would put more pressure on the side of your legs and ankle

Whats the difference in american tree gaffs and european gaffs?

does any know where some crosscut saws are i could buy preferably antique

Thanks, i got it for cheap and I like the 55 because it has the magnesium case instead of plastic and it only weighs 11.4 lbs I would do it myself if i had a clue as to what i was doing. Haha maybe i should start looking on here for a lightweight saw that is ported. If you have anybody in mind...

This is it here. Do you think it would be better to buy a new saw and get performance modifications done to it?

Nope i havent ran it yet in process of getting the carb. Adjusted and im not good enough or have the tools to perfectly tune one. Does that chinese company make any bars for that sizs saw?

Whats a good bar to put on it?

.325 stihl .050 gauge i think and husky 18” bar

I havent even ran the 55 yet just got it a few days ago. But i imagine it’ll be my go to saw because its so much lighter

I have a few cannon bars but idk if you would consider them light weight as to some of the others? And bigger pieces to me would be anything between 20-16 inches. Since i run 16in bars on my ms200t’s and as of right now yes it is my next size up from my climbing saw. Im not really familiar to...

I am trying to achieve to have a saw that is lightweight yet has a good power to weight ratio. I want to be able to use this saw up in the tree and it have enough power to cut through bigger pieces nicely. Im just not sure what to do or who to send my saw to get it done as i have never owned a...

What mix do you run and what octane?

Also who would be the best guy any of yall know to send my saw to that would do a really good job. I am from south carolina by the way about 15 minutes from Augusta, Georgia

Thats pretty good info there never knew that! Ive always made sure i have mixed my oil 40:1 using synthetic but i guess i should start using and adding more oil to my gas. I wonder if the oil technology has improved so much since then is to why all the manufactures require 50:1 mix or they are...

So it should be plenty reliable and be able to hold to the extra power.

Will doing these high performance modifications make the saws life span less. Like will the saw still be as dependable and be able to hold up to the extra power thrown on the crank and other parts? Thanks for the info though

How would i got about doing that? Next question would be what could i do to make the most power like shaving the head down or porting and polishing?